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<HARPAZ.PUB> Publications of I. Harpaz: [ Additional references may be found at: MELVYL
Library ] Hadar, D., M. Wysoki, I. Harpaz & J.
Meisner. 1986. Trials with phagostimulants for the
improvement of the efficacy of Bacillus
thuringiensis formulations
in the control of the giant looper, Boarmia
selenaria Schiff.
(Lepidoptera: Geometridae) in avocado.
Alon HaNotea 41(1):
97-104. [in Hebrew]. Hadar, D., M. Wysoki, I. Harpaz & Y. Izhar. 1987.
Insecticidal activity of various formulations of Bacillus thuringiensis
(B.t.) preparations against the giant looker, Boarmia selenaria
Schiffermuller (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) on avocado. Alon Ha Notea 41: 679-89.
[in Hebrew]. Harpaz, I.
1955. Bionomics of Therioaphis maculata (Buckton) in
Israel. J. Econ. Ent. 48: 668-71. Harpaz, I.
1961. Coccoidea. In: Z. Avidov, Pests of the Cultivated Plants
of Israel, p. 126-75. Magnes Press,
Jerusalem. 546 p. [in Hebrew]. Harpaz, I.
1972. Maize Rough Dwarf. Israel Univ. Press, Jerusalem. Harpaz, I. & Y. Ben-Shaked. 1964.
Generation-to-generation transmission of nuclear polyhedrosis virus of
Prodenia litura (Fab.). J. Insect Path. 6: 127-30. Harpaz, I. & U. Gerson. 1966.
The "biocomplex" of the olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae Gmel.), the olive fruit midge (Prolasioptera berlesiana
Paoli), and the fungus Macrophoma
dalmatica Berl. & Vogl.
in olive fruits in the Mediterranean Basin.
Scripta Hierosolymitana, Jerusalem 18: 81-126. Harpaz, I. & Y. Oseri. 1961.
Crop-damaging snails in Israel and their control. Hebrew Univ. Jerusalem, Fac. Agr., Rehovot
& Citrus Marketing Bd., Agr. Dept., Tel-Aviv. 44 p. [in Hebrew]. Harpaz, I. & D. Rosen. 1971.
Development of integrated control programs for crop pests in
Israel. In: C. B. Huffaker
(ed.), "Biological
Control." Plenum Press, N.Y. p.
458-68. Harpaz, I. & D. Rosen. 1971.
Development of integrated control programs for crop pests in
Israel. In: C. B. Huffaker
(ed.), "Biological Control."
Plenum Press, N.Y. p. 458-68. Harpaz, I. & M. Wysoki. 1984.
Susceptibility of the carob moth, Ectomyelois
ceratonie to Bacillus thuringiensis.
Phytoparasitica 12: 189-91. |